Industrial Training for Non-Apprentices

This module involves placing students in a professional setting, working with a company that develops and manufactures cosmetics or a supplier of raw materials. The module will be organized in the form of industrial projects:

Students are divided into groups, similar to how a scientific team would be organized. They will therefore be required to apply their theoretical knowledge while working closely with the industry partner. The industry partner will be able to guide them or help them contact new suppliers, prepare a cosmetic product dossier, conduct market research, and so on, depending on the project assigned.

Activity reports will be submitted via the sharing platforms commonly used in the field. The groups will be expected to work independently, following specifications defined by the industry partner, in line with the degree program.

This could include, for example, the development of an innovative product in compliance with French and European regulations, among others, or reverse engineering.

Hourly volumes*:

            CM: 10

            TP: 30

• Assessment of theoretical knowledge and independent application of that knowledge
• Exposing students to the real-world conditions of the cosmetics industry
• Analysis of the Cosmetics Market
• Regulatory Monitoring of Conventional and Organic Cosmetics
• Development of a Cosmetic Product Based on the Marketing Brief
• Drafting a Preliminary Design Report (DIP)

Strong knowledge of formulation and regulatory affairs

Ongoing Assessment

 Courses taught by industry professionals and faculty members specializing in the relevant field.

Administrative contact(s):

Master's in Chemistry Office

https://master-chimie.edu.umontpellier.fr/